Rajabhakti Park
A large army-built ceremonial park opened in 2015 featuring seven towering bronze statues of revered former Thai kings set on a wide plaza against a hill backdrop.
- Category
- Attractions & Landmarks
- Entrance fee
- Free (donations welcome).
- Hours
- Daily, roughly 08:00-18:00. Confirm locally.
- Best time
- Morning or late afternoon to avoid the open-ground heat.
- Time needed
- 45 minutes to 1 hour
About Rajabhakti Park
This large army-built ceremonial park is impressive in scale and free to visit. Seven towering bronze statues of revered former Thai kings stand on a wide plaza against a hill backdrop, and the sheer size of the figures is the main draw.
Go in knowing what it is. This is a patriotic and military site, not a casual tourist attraction, so modest dress is enforced and a respectful attitude is expected. Treat it accordingly and it is a worthwhile stop.
One practical thing: the plaza is wide and open with little shade, so it can get hot fast. Come in the morning or late afternoon and you will have a far more comfortable visit.
Highlights
- Seven towering bronze statues of revered former Thai kings
- A wide ceremonial plaza against a hill backdrop
- Impressive in sheer scale
- Free to visit
Tips
- Dress modestly, it is enforced at this site
- Come morning or late afternoon, there is little shade
- Be respectful, this is a patriotic and military site
- Reachable by Khao Takiab songthaew plus a short walk
How to get there
About 5-6 km south of central Hua Hin near Khao Takiab. Grab/taxi ~10-15 min, or Khao Takiab songthaew then a short walk.